Code Review as a Service on Bitbucket Cloud

Based on suggestions from our Bitbucket Cloud customers, we rebuilt our Atlassian Bitbucket Cloud integration from the ground up to make it easier to request a review. Those that have already transitioned to our new integration are reporting that their developers have received faster feedback from our code review network.

By Brennan Angel

SSH Login Notifications in Slack

It’s handy to know who’s logging into servers around your projects. Slack offers a beautiful way to do this in combination with pam.d.

We’re assuming you’re using a CentOS-derived OS for locations, but this should work on any *nix-based OS with pam.d enabled.

By Lyal Avery

3 Ways Code Review Makes Your Dev Team Better

These three benefits of establishing a healthy code review process can help development teams write better code and do it more efficiently:

Improve readability and maintainability

With the exception of solo engineers working on their own projects, most software is a collaboration built by teams of people working together. As development teams grow, oftentimes the developer now assigned to maintaining a feature isn’t the same person who originally wrote it.

Code review is the best opportunity to get feedback on the readability of your code from another engineer. In addition to checking for quality and performant code, a good review process encourages teams to optimize code for readability.

By Tyler Mann

Code Review as a Service on GitHub

Software development teams are now using PullRequest’s code review as a service inside of GitHub. The new GitHub app from PullRequest allows developers to receive feedback from professional code reviewers as a part of their GitHub workflow. These software teams are using the paid code review to supplement, or in some cases, replace their peer code review process. This feedback helps them write cleaner code with fewer bugs.

By Brennan Angel